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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-03-07

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uno Die BRET flcinen neuer6auten SORTS BET
8oWrges, tpelUe 0urU4teltnlt7 Sor1ben
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meroen, ia ielblt ein pl05Iiber Be0lel Der
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ausreihenoe @rflGrung oafir, 6aB oIe
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Trantreih, oieIei0t lo8dr nit Grtolg, tIbs
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-03-07
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i6mieoe ie iebt Derlaifen. 2eBtere
fra9ten in ibrem u ustrittssS 6rei>
b n, mos ie ibulot8 ieten, uno erfldrtsn.
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ftGnoige Organization, ionoern nur cine
politti6e Ntal6ine lei, 81 Del0er fetn
aGtunqspertber glrbeiter r1ebr geb0ren
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in 86tlabelpbta gegen Den io3iaIiitiiheH
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tpoOen.
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Slorioa aufbGLt, iou nur nod Elm fur3e5
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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-03-31

The necessary instruction 10 carry
this prohibition into effect on the
LIT Of April next lie will also TO-
struct tho proper officers Of railway,
bridge aud ferry companies embroc.
ell in the Pennsylvania railroad sys-
tenn that on and after April |, 1887,
they shall not iss 10 any passes for
the free transportation If persons or
special cars from one state into M
other. ur into The District Of Col
umbla, except for effects or employ
ees Of railway companies
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No sceen, blind, shutter, partition,

such rooms 4; permitted uUdor the
provisions Of the bill, such obstruc.
lions and exposure making the lceuue
void.
No liquor eau be sold in any room
other than on tho first floor Of any
building Evoryapplcaotfor license
must confess Judgment to the Stat,
in the penal sum Of - 000, with two
approved suretios OH tho bond, for
the faithful observance Of the laws
relating to his business, aud 10 pay
all damages which may be recovered
in any action agniust him nnder any
Indictment for violation of the law,
the boud 10 be filed 10 the Office OF
the clerk OF the court tor public in
spection.
No ward, borough or township
shall have more than one license e.
ench 200 assessed voters Selling
liquor to minIr or an intoxicated
person is made u misda moauor, puu.
shable by a fine Of from $50 to $500,
aud Imprisonment for not less than
20 days nor more than 80 The
admission Of minor into barroum
or other place whore liquor is sold,
unless accompanied by parent OF
guardian, is made a misdemeanor
punishableby fine not exceeding $500
and Imprisonment not to exceed one
year.
No license can be granted for the
sale Of liquor in any place located
within 400 feet Of public school
house or place of religions meeting
Any person convicted for selling
liquor without license will be sub
lect to Eue Of not less than twice
the amount of the license fee, but
not more than ST, 1000, aud to impris-
onment for not more than two years.
Constables and police officers are
required 10 keep special watch over
liquor sellors, and il violations of the
laws are not promptly reported by
them to the courts the penalty will
be removal from Office and heavy
fine aud imprisonment. Conotabes
and police officers arc to receive SO
for each conviction jr violations OF
the law reported by them
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-03-31

They are beginning to wonder il
England ifthe Queen is not mad
Her grandfather vas the snme way.
For years he was mad before the
people dared whisper tho word. The
Loyalists called it "peouliarties.
But one day His Majesty, making q
speech from the throne, said; "My
Lords and gentlemen, and wood
cocks cooking up your tails'-then
indeed the official world, which
could not see the woodcocks and
could not for moment admit that
woodcocks we're third ostate in the
realm, said that His Majesty was
mad. IL Victoria inherts the NAL
ady Of her grandfather it is not
strange. 1t would bo strange if
she did not. For royalty a great
range of queer conduct is put down
to caprice, which in plain people
would from tho start be called in
eahity.
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Twenty seven years ago Henry
Ward Beecher brought slave cir
to the pulpit platform of the Ply
mouth Church aud appealed to tho
congregation to buy her freedom
Ii was at once done. She was Il
beautiful girl of q, and as white as
any lady in the church. She now
lives near Peckskill aud makes hei
living by raising fowls, making but
ter, etc, on little place the lade,
Of Plymouth Church bought her
OF all the mourners at the funeral oI
the celebrated divine nouo were more
affected than the once poor gin
suatched from slavery by the big.
hearted Beecher. Mems deeds live
after them.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-03-31
FREE PASSES.

President Roberts, OF tho Penn.
sylvania railroad, has made public
the following official action taken by
the board OF directors Of tue CON
pany, at meeting hsld on the 9,h
instant, relative to the use OF pusses;
This company b aving bson advised
by the general solicitor that tue act
OF congress known as the inter state
commerce law is intended to prohib-
it the use ofinter state passes, ex
cept by officers aud employees Of the
railway companies, tho Prosiieat is,
therefore, directed TO issue 10 the
proper officers Of The lines em bracsd
10 tue Pennsylvania railroad systom
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-03-31

FIFTY per cent OF all who Take out
lif, insurance policies said an old
insurance man tho other dag, "allow
their policies to lapse, aud that's
where most of the profit comes in
Tho statistics show about that aver
age Of lapse. Not one in ten men
who draw money on policy before
death or through their estates ha'
paid in as much as he draws out.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-03-31

II is expected that call for $40
100000 three per cent. bonds will be
made in few days to mature May
l. The amount of these bonds now
subject to call is $50, ,SSJ,S5O. There
are s2,269,900 Of past-dus tbrees
outstanding. There arc also ont
standing S9,O29,250 in bonds of tho
147th call which will mature Anril |,
told th9t u tha KID Co.,.
open calls to date amount to S3, III
900. According to present indica~
tions the entire three per cent, loan
will be extinsuished during the
present fiscal year ending June 30th
next.
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Subscription $3.50 Per Year
RATES OF ADVERTISING :
Thursday, March 81, 1887

Rev. Henry Ward Bcecher is sup
posed to have lof, about $4,000
mostly ip personal property. He
received q salary Of $4,000 q year
about 1000 from h3 lectures and
$4,000 from royalties onIhis books,
besid,s.sS75 a week for lis syndicate
newspaper letter.
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AUDIIOR'S notice,

IN The estate NJ Jere IN the Orphans
m,oh Martin late Court Of Snyder
Of West Perry County.
tCp,, dech.
The undersi1ped Auditor appointed by tho
said Court. 20 d6.t lbnto 'hi funds IN tho han IN
of william H,ydiny, executor OF tho last wos
and Testament Of jeremiah Martin, late II
West Perry Twp, Snyder Co.,, Pa, decd. %
and among those locally entitled to tho samef
VIII sit for the purpose OF his appol ntment, IT
'he once OF T. j. smith, Esq. In the borough h
OF Miidleburgh, Pa, IN Thursday the eth day
of April 1881, at o'clock A. NJ. at which tin Q
and place all persons interested are required
tO make known their claims, or be debarred
from participltiIg in the distribution of sal
fund JACOBGILBERT
March 7, 49,. Auditor.
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AUblroR', NOTICE.

In ne ASsigne ES) III tbc COtrt Of Com
tate Of Noses, Bru mon Plods Of Snyder
baker. } County,
Tho Auditor 'lppolntei by tho Court TO di.
tribute tho flntls la the hands Of tho account.
ant, NJ, =. Brubaker, will meet tho parties In
teresied, for the purpose OF his appointment /
the ofIice of Chls, L, Uierich, EsQ Sclinsgrove
Pa. on FRIDAY, April sth, 1857, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, when ard where all claims again st said
estate, properly Authenticated, must be pre- -ent
or be declared from ever comm ng IN on said
fund. JAY q. WEISER.
March IL, ~ Auditor,
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-03-31

The people who maintain that tLis
is the least wicked country in the
world will be astonished tolearn tina,
Of the entire population of the Unit
ed States, one in every S37 is in pris-
on. 1t is also shown that in EGG
land and Wales only ono in $4,000 is
in prison, while tho additional fac
is developing itself that ratio here il
Increasing with frightful rapidity ant
is actually decreasing in England
Yet it is probably true that San
Jones can make dollars here whor,
he could only make cents in Eng
land.
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RARE CHANCE.

sunday tirisE- bcst SUNDAY paper printed
In the State, - 1 .1w being sold by agents t.
over 4JJ cities MI towns, wants an onergcti 4,
agent In every | n AMI hamlet where 1t Is OF
now hctng s1dpi Any man or b'y, well recon-.
mcnded can secure the eNclus ye agency, and
make from 50 e ats tD 70 % every week Good
profit no loss OF time or money !: ~ capita
needed. Adye tising m tier furnished Tree
Everybody Will Guy the paper regularly aftcl
once scciiiy n coy. IL publishes the cOmplot,
local upws for oyeTy 3cotion OF the State. Only
ono agent want a IN q ch place, Wrte at once
for tcrms and in 'truotioas 10 Gdt Publishing CO.
WiIliamspOrt, n.
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In a recent decision in the case

In recent decision in the case OF
an application for license, Judge
Rockafeller, Of Northumberland
county, interprots the discretion Of
the court in granting licenses to
mean the enforcement Of the judg-
ment Of majority Of the people in
the community. lie Says if ma
jority OF the people in any locality
object tothe granting oi.licensas none
oin be granted, AMI il a majority are
in favor Of licenses the court mast
grant them to all who apply. This,
bovever, is an Interpretation OF the
law which if Judge Rockefeller &C.
cepts, he does not regard as prac-
ticable, since he neither enforces To-
cal option within the jurisdiction OF
bis court nor grants licenses TO all
who apply for them. but strikes a
medium between the two extremes,
limits the number of licenses grant :
cd aud ppnishes all violations Of the
law brought 10 his notice.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-03-31
RESOLUTIONS.

We tho representatives Of the
Republican patty It Suyd,r county,
this 2Sth day 81 j!arth. \. y. 1887,
in cunvouticu assumbied 10 resolve
That we Heartily endorse tho ad
miuistgaliou Of GIyernor Beaver,
aud ,Ia official conduct Of our mem
bor Of too Legislature, Hon. =. 5
I!elfrich.
That the election of Hon II S
Qray to the United State senate Ia,
our full approval.
That we this day announce az th,
popular will, after fair, free aud
un.rammele1 election, tho nopiua
ton Of Hon. s. A. Welz4l, for A9so-
cate Judge Dauiel BJlenler, foi
Sheriff G. &. Seebold, for Tteasur.
er Samuel Il. Walter and Dauie
Beaver, for County Commissioners
John L. Kearns and J. Kohler Peck
for County Auditors, and George B
Weiser, NJ d. for Coroner, as tb,
result Of the late Primary election
thus presenting au unusually strong
ticket--that wo respectfully ask you
hearty support Of all tho candidate
this day presented for your snllrages
]. MANBECK,
j. H. WILLIS,
l.. KEPLER
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-03-31
CARPETS.

Our experience in the car
pet business is that but few
new designs are brought out
for the fall trade. The new
est and best patterns are re-
served for spring. We were
very careful to buy nothing
last fall but what we could
sell right out, leaving us an
open field for this springs
purchases. We can safely
say we never had so many
pretty carpets or as an attrac-
tive stock rs now.
CARPETS.
New and beautifully patterns
in body brussels.
CARPETS. - -'-"--
New nanusume una s.t1-ririi,t,4u s.t1
designs in extra super tapes
tries
CARPETS.
RoXbury and S t sons
matchless patterns in extra.
Super Tapestries.
CARPETS.
Choice patterns in low
priced Brussels and Tapes
tries. Some us low as 80
cents Il yard.
CARPETS.
Our all wool double extra SUI
per ingrains are the best in
the markets, excelling in
ncwncss of designs, quality
and colorings. We can give
you lower prices OH these
goods than Philadelphia
houses are asking for them.
CARPETS.
Hall and stair bodies. Ia
pestries and Drmasks to
match in different grades
all new goods.
CARPETS.
We have all wool super
ingrains as low as so cents.
Can you find them so low
elsewhere, all wool ?
CARPETS.
In Cotton and wool extra
super we have some wonder
full bargains. So well are
they gotten up that it re-
quires close inspection to de-
tcct any cotton in them.
They are exceptionally heavy
and very pretty-1O cents Il
yard less than you are being
asked for carpets not as good.
CARPETS.
Rag and chain carpets still
our leader Our special con-
tracts give us the advantage
of offering special prices in
all these goods. We as us
ual take rags in exchange for
any kind of "a carpet.
CARPETS.
All cotton, hemp and low
price stair and hall. Exceed
ing low prices for those
wanting cheap goods.
RUGS.
If you want to buy rugs,
mats, art squares, &C., ours is
the place. We guarantee
prices fully One-half less than
peddler fraud prices.
More room, more carpets
and lowest prices, aud the
prottiest goods out.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-03-31
HOTiCE CT SETTLEMENT.

Tho undersigned requests all parties having
claims against him to call at his residence in
Centre To Snship Snyder county, ls.,on
MONDAY, ArRiL 4th, 1887,
and present. the same for settlement or be de.
barrel from coming 10 on any such claims in
the future.
FE"DEUICK iEyNAN
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-03-31
CAUTION NOTICE.

Notlce IL herf'gy given that have purchased
ht onstabtc'- lie, tho following articles IS
Diutel hummC lpud left the same his posses.
sion "A N persof are cautioned not to meddlC
- 49, the same: Goal stove and
WV sfrd fixtures, Beauro, Bed and
vindow shades. coal bucket
tub., axe, shovel meat vessel, carpet chioK.
ops, etc.
Mar. II, pd. SAMUEL RUMBAUGH.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-03-31
Saturday, April 16, 1887,

nj O'Clock p. IN.
Gilbert. Fl Fa.
Being ell that certain tract of land situate in
Perry township, Sayder county, Pa beginning
at stone on liue of l.. q. MARKS, thence
sorth deg. West 6J aud fjur.ienths pertO stone.
Thence Moth 50 dog. w"st, 81 aud soyeu.tonths :
per toa stone ~ rod. Thence South alo Y
sad road deg. East II perches to stone,
Thence South iye-tenhs West 20 perches 10 a
white OAK stump, Theuce South 80 deg. East.
% pcrches to beginning, containing 50 ACRES
aud iiG perchos more or less, AbOnt 8 ceres
clear aud bilance yo,l timber. wherepn are
erected LOO DWl Ling HOUSE and
other small Outbuiidings.
SeiSei, taken Into execution aud to be sold
as tho property Of Henry Bepuse aud Barbara
Il. BrOusc.
NER -. MIDDLESwARTH sheriff
Shorins' Office, Middleburgh, harch 81, 81.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-03-31
The High License Bill
Committee

II the high license bill now before
the Legislature becomes law in the
form in which it has been reported
from committee, the entrance of any
hotel, tavern or saloon keeper into
his barroom with II light, or keeping
a light burning there for any purpose
whatever, between midnight and )
o'clock in tho morning, or the mere
opening or failure to close the door
Of bis barroom betweon those hours,
will be q misdemeanor punishabl,
with a fine MS high as $500, and d
maximum imprisonment of one year
The sale or delivery of liquor between
these hours need not be proved, TIE
fact Of tie light being seen or toe
door being found unlocked beiua
prima facie evidence Of violation o.
law.
No sceen, blind, shutter, partition
painted, ground or stained glass
window, or any other obstruction
which may interfere with view o.
the interior Of any room where liquor
80 soll "-. 80 80 HFrH Q
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AUDIT0 RS NCTiC.

In 70 estate Of P,ter GorhArt decd.
The uudeysigred Auditor APP ointed By the
OrIhans' Court Of Snyder County to distr b.
ute the fund ia the hanls OF Levi Gerhart,
EXrrutor ofths estate Of Po'er G'rhart doc'd q.
will 1T Tor the purpose OF his appointment At
his Oice In tha borough OF Middlrburgh, on
SATURDAY, April 1857 at 10 O'Clock "A. NJ.
when and where all persons having claims
ng inst r1ld est 'te viii present them daily au-
thenticttei. or 10 forever debarrod from ella i'm
ing any portion Il said fund.
II. Il. GRIMM.
March is, 1857, Auditor.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-03-31
Wanted Agents to sell New Book b,
Hon James q. Rlaine

The great questions Of the day ably discussed
by Americas greatest and most ocular states
man. Prices Ow Sure 10 have an enormous sale
Agents should apply qlick TO secure choice ter.
lltory. For tll particulars address PFNNSYL.
ANA PUBLISHING COMPANY, Harris
burg, Pa.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-03-31

While it is lrne that many who at
one time iulnlgei In ardent spirits
have abstiinel later in life, il ID not
believed that there is any real cure
for the thirst created by alcoholism
But person who claims to have
cured himself gives temedy tLore
would be 10 harm in trying We
reproduce it in the rescued person. =
Own words: was one Of these uu-
fortunates given to stroOg drink
When left it off felt horrid want
Of something | must have or go dis
tractel. could neither cat work
nor sleep. Explaining my alll ctior
to man Of much education aud cx-
rerience, he advised me to make O
decoclion of ground quassia, bal
ounce stepped in pint Of vinegar
and to put small teaspoonfIl of i
III lltlle wafer, and 10 dtink IL
down every time the liqnor thirst
came on me violently. / found i
satisfied the craving and it also gave
G feeling of stimulus and strength
l continued this cure and persevert
till the thirst was conquered. Fol
two years / have not tasted liquoI
and have no desire for it. Lately
to try my strength l have HANDLED
aud smelt shiskey, but l have NJ
temptation to take it, l give thi
for consideration of the unfortunate
several Of whom ! know have reccv.
3 cred by meads which | no longer re
quire.'
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-03-31
SAMANTHA AT SARATOGA

Miss Marietta Holly. the distinguished hu.
morbus author known as Josiah Aliens Wife, ~
has iust finished her new book samantha at
~ ~iritogi." in the inimlta'lc mirtL-prOyOking
stNlC of samantha NJ the Ccutenuial.' "Betscy
Bpbbitt." etc. and has sold the Mss for n good
round sum to Mcstrs. Hubbard Bros. OF Ihila.
dclphla, who are employing the best humorous
artist In the country TO illustrate IT, and prop1
bringing u out this Spring at a popular price 10y
OIL It's iollcs, hirtations, pug dogs low neck
dressing, &C. in style that is oyettOwing will
richest hunur. and must create great sensation
March II, 81. 3w.
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|, DMINISTRATOR'S NOT

A DMINlSTRATORS NOTICE
"A Letters Of Administration or the est'te Of
Mary Hackeuhurg late OF Centre township,
Snyder Co.. deceased having been granted u
the UNDERLINED all persons knowing them-
selves indebted to said eetated are requested
to mako mmediato payment, while those hav,
ing claims will present them duly authenticat'
ell TO
JOHN DOCK,
March 81, 'ST Administrator.
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When Baby vas sick, We gave her Castorii,
When sho was Child, sho erred for Castoria,
whor she became Miss, she eluns to Castoria,
Whsa sho lad Childrea, shc gave them Cas,oria,
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HSPsDERCORNS.

Thcsnfest suTest and hest cure for Corns nuniona 40
stops all PAIN Ensures comfort 10 the feet Never falls
" ours 10 cents ~ prLsglsiA llsSO& q CO.. y. X.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE Letters
EItestamentary on tho estate Cf GEORGE
BAKER late OF CENTRE township, yder
County, Pa, 1ec'd, having been granted to the
undersigned, nll persons knowing themselves
Indebted to said estate arc requested &c make
immediate payment, while those having claims
will present them duly authenticated tor set
Tie mont to the Undersigned.
ALEXANDER p. BAKER,
JOSEPH KERR,
March 10, 1851. Executors